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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-27
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
OF
AltQraS County, Idaho Territory.
For the Year 1887.

NorE.~-When taxes became de-
tinquent 10 per cent. was added,
with TO cents for each lot, piece or
parcel of land, to each name for cost
Of advertising.
All taxes upon personal property
are lien upon the real property Of
the delinquent.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-27

wheeler. W D. Bellevue...Lot 6, blk $50
lots and 8, blk o and imp 5000, lot ~.
blk 81, $25. So IS. pen &c. cost If dollar
Wells, Israc. BeIlevue.--Undividtd hi lots
aud 10 blk s 1875. - rs, pen 3Se. cost hi doi
Poll and hospital and penalty.
whitson, J W, Ketchum-Lots 8 and 6. Blk
AZ. lot 5, blk 81. rs. tax Is, penalty %
cust half dollar. Observation-Disclosures. -.
School distric' No. tax and penalty
Wood en-, W v. Shoshone--I.ots :, 4, ana
10, blk 81, 2lO. tax C 80. pena'ty 81. cost
half dollar neutrality-suspicious. :'.'...i,:.,
School district No. ~ tax and pensh!
Wsrren, Lewis A. Shushone--I.ot 4. block .,
Logsn's addition. 20. tax l 90. psnsHS
l6c, cost half dollar. ........ .....'.;:.
Poll and hospital tax and psnsls
williams, Thos, ShOshone- -4s hsnd carrie
go, tax ~ 60, penalty 2 70, cost hall S.,i
Poll aud hospital tan aud pehsi!
! weltsrs. o, Hailsy-Lot 8. blk 81. ard mp
400, tax IL. pen co. cost half dollar. -,
| School district No. 7 tax and penah'
Poll and hospital tax snd penalty
Ward, C b, Hsilay-Lot 81, blk lc4, 20. tan
75c. p.nolty Sc, cost half dollar. ;..'...;;....
Rchool district No tax snd prhnh'
Poll and hospital tax end p'ntl'!''''
whit. Fl, Hailey-Nine cattle 27", hors, ."
| three wagons $50. two saw mills TO- "N
| ~ 10. penalty ~ cost hTlf dollar
\. hool district No. tax ana PtnSi''
| Pm ard hos itul tax anu pchai'S 49,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-27

James. Geo. Ketchum-Iots and 6, blk Sc.
penalty Toe, cost L.. =
School district No. tax and penalty. 2
johnson, A NJ, Bellevue-Lot =, blk ID, and
imp, 30: tax g. penalty SOC, cost 5Oc..... 10 Al
Pill and hospital tax and penalty o
James, Benz, Ketchum--l.ot A blk IS and
imp so, lot 4, blk 81 ana imp 81. tax D.
penalty 3Oc. cost soc. Observation-Disclosures. 9
School district No tax and penalty l 6
Poll and hospital tax and penaty.... 5
Johns Morgan, Beilevuc-Lots 10, IL and
H. blk 81 and imp $50; tax so, penalty
Toe, cost Zoe. Observation-Disclosures.
JENNIE. b A. Shoshone-Lots 10 and 20, blk
II. 100 tax 3. penalty 3Jc. cost soc. s
School district Nc II tax and penalty s
james 4 Harrington Bullion-Imp on
west side Wall street 100; tax 3, penalty
Poll and hospital tax and penalty.
Jones, j Is, Corral-Imp on NV /. of NEh
NE y Of NV Il, Sec 81. T N, II Is +,
100 three horses 100; tax 7 50, penalty 7ec
johnson a Clarity, Mountain Homc-LOt
blk 10 and imp It's; tax rs. penalty SIC
School district No II tax and penalty l 4
| Johnson, NJ, Mountain Heme-N 4 of NV
Il. Sec %, T s, l0U lots l, and
blk and imp 1850: tax 40, penalty SIC
cost SOC. ....................... ......
School district No II tax and peDulty =
James Bros, Antelope-Imp on W y of s
h. Sec D. and = OF Sc "a Sec 20, Il
n, Il rs 100, twenty horses 800, seven
wagons 2i5. farm impits 50: taA IS 81, PEN
atty So cost ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-27

lawson. NJ. Carey-Lots 2, 3. and 4, Sc or
NV or sec 6, t2s, II imp 100, COW
two horses 100, tax IS, penalty CSC. costi
Poll and hospital tax and penalty
Miller. Thos H. Doniphan-Two houses At
Doniphan 80; tax 90. penalty i5, cost hf
Poll and hospital tax and penalty,. !
Shelley. Samuel, -Four houses 1875 tax o.
penalty <1c. cost hf dollar. ........ 4
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. !
Easter, James. Lost River-.-Imp on l6O acrss
Big Lost River 100 horse so; tax 6, penalty
Pell and hospital tax and penalty.
Murry, Mrs r. Galena, Q hf let 2, Llk i'm,
On same 100, lott, blk imp on same 100.
tax q, penalty 6Oc. cost hf dollar. ....
Senate Mining Smelling Co, Gslena-Ma.
chinery and smsltsr buildings 1000; tax
80, penalty 5. cost l.................... e
Wood RIVER improvement Co, Gslens-Imp
on lot 9. blk $50, mdse 500 tax 20 90, pen.
atty Is, cost L.. ........-.......... o
Merrett, J G. Ers-Imp on poss int on Ante.
lOpe Creek so. two lows so, horse 80, way.
on rs; tax as, penalty 53c, cost l.
Poll and hospital tax and penalty.
Perrine, Chas, Ers-Inp on Antelope Creek
so, forty cattle $50. two horses SO: tax "a.
penalty AZ, cost Observation-Disclosures, q,
Poll and hospital tax and penalty.
Eureka Mining Co, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
works complete, engine, pumps, cars. tools
and buildings at Bullion 1000: tax 60. pen
atty s, cost If dollar. g,
lisn-Ccncentrating and hoisting works.
consisting of engine. buildings and tools
1000; tax 80, penalty q, cost hf dollar. &,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-27

Frame, Jos, Re,lcvue-Cow s25. horses
$50, wagon S25; tax s. o., pen SOC, cost SOC 7
Poll and hospital Tax and penalty. 81
Flovd, A C, Bellcvue-Lots and G, blk %
and imp $50. ten horses 500, three wagons
100 prop not enumerated 100; tx Is 50,
penalty , S., costs l. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - 8
Poll and hospital tax aud penalty. q
Tanning, Edward. Shoshune-Lots . and ~
blk II and imp jC0; tax Is, penalty 30,
cost SOC .................... II o
School district No. Il tax a. d penalty. . >
Eitzharris MarCir, She shoue-Lut blt II
and imp, 500; tax Is; pen so, cost Soc - 8
School district No. II tax ard penalty. Il
Fl-ack. y c. Sollier-Lots ,. 3, and 4, Sec
TO- r n, 4 II f., 100. horses l60; tax
50. penalty Csc. cost Observation-Disclosures.
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. )
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-27

Hamlin George, Arco--One hundred and
ten horses y 50: tax 81 80 pen "a cost Soc 81 20
Hooper F. Lost River-Imp on leo acres
a5l tax 5 penalty soc. cost i. ...... $500. 30
Poll and hospital tax and Pennlty..-... 20
Hines 4 yadcr. Bliss-Imp on 1G0 acres
land at Sand SpriRgs, 80: thirty five cattle
penslty n. coat i...'....... .......... 2s 9,
Poll and hospital tax and penalty...... 81
Hicks, r l., Corrsl-Imp on poss int at Cor
raj, 100; four cattle 20, horses 700, wagon
rs: Tax IS, penalty s9c, cost l. ......... 10 "A
Poll aud hospital tax and penalty...... 6C
HALEY Iron Works, Hsiley-I.ots to ~ In
elusive snd lots lG TO "a inclusive. block
ETC. 100 Tux ss 70. penalty 5 81. costl... 90 OF
School district No. tax and penalty... 81 IL
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-27

Unknown. owners Bellcvue-Lots and 10.
blk 4s $50; tax 81 so, penalty l5c, cont If
DOLLAR. ..............
Unknown, Bellevue-Lot 10. blk 40 so; tax
l 50, penalty I5c, cost hf dollar. .........
Unknown. Bclleyue-Lut 9, blk 81 100; tax
3. penalty SOC, cost Inf dollar. .........
Unknown. Belleuue-Iot IL, blk S 20; tax
75c, penalty Sc, cost hf dollar. 80.
Unknown, Bellevue-Lot II. blk 8 200; tax
penalty 6Oc, cost LII dollar .............
Unknown, Bellevuc-Lots I and 2 blk W.
$50; tax so penalty 45c, cost hf dollar.
Unknown, Bellevue-Lot 6, blk IS so; tax
l so, penalty l5c, cost hf dollar.
Unknown, Bellevue. Lot 3, blk rs, SO, tax
l 20, pen 15c, cost half dollar. ...........
Unknown. shoshone-Lots l ard 2, blk F
and imp 900; tax Is, penalty 50. cost hf
School district No IL tax and penalty
Unknown. Soldier-Lot /, blk and imp 25O;
tax so, penalty 75c, cost hf dollar. ......
School district No Is tax and penalty
Uherlaub, Leo, Bliss--Two hundred and ten
cattle 1910. eleven horses 3S5; tax 1875 6j,
applied l18 IS balance due. ,............
Unknown Mountain Home-E hf of ne Or
SEQ 70, and NV or of wv or, sec %. t =.
loo; tax SO, p. nalty co, cost hf dol
School district No II tax and penalty
Unknown, Rocky Bar-House on Blake st
100, Wide West quartz mill 1900 tax 81,
penalty 5 10, cost l................. 80.
Unknown, Bellevue-Lot II, blk and imp
$50. tax so, penalty 7 50, cost hf dollar
Unknown. Ketchum-Lots and 2. blk 30
100. tax 3, penalty 30c, cost hi dollsr....
School district No tax and penalty
Unknown. Ketchum-Lot :, blk 90 so, tax
/ so, penalty 15c, cost hf dollar. .........
School district No tax and penalty
Unknown, Shoshons-I.ot 4, blk IL so, tax
80, penalty 15c, cost hf dollar. ..........
Schoo? district No IL tax and penalty
Unknown, ShOshoDe--Lots 10 and 70, blk -
| 100, tax 3. penalty SOC, cost hf dollar.
School district No IL tax and penalty
Unknown, Ketchvm--Lot 8, blk II 80, tax
80, penalty 15c costhf dollar. ...-......
School district No 6 tax and penalty
| Unknown, Ketchum- Lot g. blk IT 30, tax
20. pcnelty l5c. cost hf dollar.
School district No tax and penalty
Unknown, kotchum-.-Lots and 2. blk q
| 100, tax 3, penalty SOC, cost hf dollar
School district No 6 tax and penalty
! Unknown. Ketchum.. Lot 8. blk &c 80. tax
| 80, penalty sc cost hf dollar. .........
| School district No tax AND penalty
Unknown. Ketchum-Lst I, blk u 90. tax
| l SO penalty i5c, cost hf dollar. ......'.
School district No tax and penalty
Unknown, Ketchum. Lot 2, blk 81 50, tax
| 80, penalty Is, cost hf dollar. ..........
| school district No tax and penalty
Unknown, Ketchum- Lots I and 2, block ~
| lUO, tax 3, penalty SOC, cost hf dollar
School district No 6 tax md penalty
| Unknown, Ketchum-. Lots and u. Dix u.
| 100, tax 3, penalty soc. cost Inf dollar.
School district No tx and penalty
Unknown, Ketchum. .Lots 5 ana 4, blk 10
100, ,, penalty SOC, cost hf dollar.
School district No i and penalty
~. Ia
100, IS. penalty SOC. cost hi dollar. .......
| School district No G / and penalty
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-27


Tecters, J F, Bellevus-Lots Z, 8 and 9, blk
~ and imp 400; tax 6. penalty Coo. cost hf
Poll and hospital tax and penalty.
Tovoyer. W. Ketchum-Lot 8, blk 81 and
Imp 100, let &. blk G3 aud imp 100; tax 6.
penalty Coo cost hf dollar. ..........
School district No tax and penalty
Tatro, W G. Hailey-Lots 5, &, Z. md 9, blk
IS and imp 375; tax II Is. penalty I13,
cost hf dollar. ......................
School district No 7 tax and penalty
Sing wo. Hailey-.-Lot Z. blk 43 and imp 200;
Tax 6, penslty 6Oc, cost hf dollar. ...
School district Nc tax and penalty
Toohill, Miss, Hailey---Lots / aud 2, blk SO
and imp 500. lots and 8, blk 40 and
imp 800; tax 80, penalty 3 10, cost hf dol
School district Ne tax and penalty
Turner. P, Haley. hf NV Or and n hf
of sw or, Sec 10. t 2 n. r 10 e and imp 1000;
tax 80, penalty 8. cost hf dollar. .........
School district No tax and peralty
Thompson. NJ, Mountain Home.--Imp on
100 acres land adjoining Mountain Home
rs. two horses 30, wagon ~: tax IS. pen
atty SIC, cost ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
School distri.t No IT tax and penalty
Poll and hospital tax and penalty.
Turner. W ], Mountain Home---Lots 20 and
q, blk 100, lots 3, 4 and 3 blk and imp
1900, furniture 500, tax &c, penalty 9 co,
cost ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
School district No II tax and penalty
Ire ,askiss, r. Mountain Home.--Twslve
lorses $50 wagon snd harness 100; tax
10, penalty 1 u, cost hf dollar. ...........
School district No II tax and penalty
Timbermsn, L. Bellevue. Imp On W hf
of NV Or, and NV or Of sw or, sec "a, and
So Or of ne Or. n hf of ne or. and II hf OF
| NV or. sec %, n, rls e 100. sixteen cat
| tie 235. eight horses 800, wagon and har-
ness 90. farm implts LIS; tax n 80, PEN
atty IT, cost i................ ........
| Tomlinson, f, Bellevue.-.lmp on hf of
| SO or, Sc Or sw or. sc II, and NV or of
| ne or, sec Is. s, r lSe 81, two horses
100. wagon and harness 70; tax G co. PEN
atty DOC, cost l.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Poll and hospital tax and penalty.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-27

idaho Gold and Silver Con Co, Racky Bar
Water wheel and fixtures, $1,000; tax $50,
penalty So. cost Soc. ...... 80. ..........
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-27

Ou.rk, p H, Atlanta-Buiiding corner Main
and Quartz SITS, 500, two houses north
side Quartz vt Sl25, ole house north side
of Quartz st $50; imp south side OF Main
st $50, imp opposite Prey's stable $50.
! imp north side Middle Boise $50; tax
S2i IS, penalty g. Is, cost y dollar......
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-27

Edmon. P, Soldier Imp on NE d, Sec 81,
TIN, RI4E T., $50, COW 70, horse 40, wagon
20, , swine 10: tax %, penalty 1ic, cost
School district No Is tax and penalty
Evans, james, Carey Imp on r of NV b
NE y, Sec II, Il S. r II 4. lOO cow 2j.
7 horses 265, wagon 30, farm inplts so tax
IL 10, renslty l ~. cost ...............
Ernst. John f. Haley House and lot i'll
Croy's ndd, HALEY 225; tax rs, penalty
Ootr f1St
SCHOOL district No 7 tax and penalty
Poll AID hospital tax and PENALTY
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-27

lot ., Sec 50, lot 3, Sec % T 2 n, r Is T.,
imp only. $500: al Of blk i3h Bellevue,
$50 lot :, blk 25. Bellevue. SIS; lots aud
=. blk Z. Bellevue. $40; two horses 500.
wagon SIS; tax 81? 20, penalty s. 90, cost
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-01-28
WASHINGTON LETTER
tFrom our Regular Correspondent

WAsHINGToN. D. c., Jan. "a, 1887.
The present Congress has redeemed
its reputation during the first half of
this its last session, and it will now go
down to history honored, even if it
should do nothing more for the remain.
der of its life. The enactment OF the
Presidential Succession bill has been
followed by that regulating the Electo-
raj Count, and so double peril is re-
moved. 1t is now pretty certain that
President Cleveland's successors will be
elected and inaugurated without any
resort to partisan war-a calamity that
hitherto has been averted only by the
tolerance of the people.
But this is not half of what has been
accomplished. The Interstate Com
merce bill, for better or for worse, has
gone through both houses, and only
awaits the Executive signature to be-
come law. Then rigorous Anti.
Polygamy measure has at last been
passed an investigation of the Pacific
Railroad crookedness has been ordered
and the old Mexican veterans are about
to be pensioned.
At the end of this Congress, the
terms of third of the whole num-
ber of United States Senators expire.
While some of them have been re.
elected, others will be succeeded by
new men. 1t is noticeable that Foder.
al soldiers are getting scarce in the
Senate. There are only seven men
who fought on the Union side during
Lhe war, while there are sixteen whose
names are on the muster rolls of the
Confederacy. 1t is probable that only
hree of the ey Federals will be left
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-01-28
COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, the Hon. WILLIAM ELwELL
Terminer and GeneralJail Delivery, Court OF Quar-
ter Sessions OF the Peace and the Court OF Common
Pleas and Orphans Court In the 9sth Judicial Dis
trict, composed OF the counties OF Columbia and
Montour, and the Hons. James Lake and +. l.
Shuman, Associate Judges OF Columbia county
have Issued their precept bearing date the i4th day
OF Dec in the gear OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-six, and to me directed for
holding Court OF oyer and Terminer and General
Quarter Sessions OF the Peace, Court OF Common
Pleas and Orphans Court, In Bloomsbury, In the
county OF Columbia, on the first Monday. being
the 7th day OF Feb. next to continue for two
weeks
Notice is hereby given to the Coroner to the Jus
tices OF the Peace. and the Constables OF the sal
County OF Columbia that they be then and there In
their proper person at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon OF
said IN day OF Feb. with their records inqui-
sitions and other remenbrances to do those things
which TO their of1ces appertain TO be done. And
those that are bound by recognizance to prosecute
against the prisoners that may be In the jail
or the said county OF Columbia be then and there
to prosecute them az shall be Just. Jurors are re-
quested to be punctual in their attendance,
agreeably TO their notices. Dated at Bloomsbury
.(e-) the 9Th day OF Jan. In the year OF our
L. 8. LORD one thousand eight hundred and
eleventh year OF the Independence OF the United
States OF America.
sherin's once, SAMUEL SMITH,.
Shenn
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-01-28

Resolved, That committee of seven
be appointed by the chair to recommend
uniform plan for making senatorial
and congressional nominations through
out the state said plan 10 be present
ed to this committee at its nnxt meet
ing.
Mr. Brown, of Clarion, offered the
following
Resolved, That the apportionment
of delegates to the state convention be
based on the vote cast at the last pre-
ceding gubernatorial or presidential
election, whichever shall have last oc-
Cured.
John ii. Sloom, of Philadelphia,
offered the following:
Resolved, That the distinguished
services rendered to the democratic
party of Pennsylvania by the retiring
chairman, w. U. Hensel, of the com
mittee, merit an expression of the
strongest confidence of this great party
in him both as an exponent of pure
democratic principles and as an honor
able gentleman and useful citizen,
therefore, further
Resolved, That this body as the
representative of the democratic party
of Pennsylvania does, in the name of
that party, tender to the Hon. w. U.
Hensel its thanks for laborious and
eminent services, and accompanying
the same with an expression of con
tiuued confidence and best wishes for
his future prosperity.
The work of the committee having
been completed the committee adjourn
od
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-01-28
AN OPEN LETTER.

"Teachers inquiry in the Sentinel
of last week has called forth the iol-
lowing letter from the County Super
intendent
Dear SRI noticed
an article in your last issue in refer
ence to the finances of the County In.
stitute. The object of the writer was
not informati n, as the statements
must show that he knows that the re-
ceipts and expenditures of the Insti
tute have been carefully examined and
approved by committee of teachers.
| write, therefore, not for his inforna.
ton, but for the benefit of those who
have not given the subject much
thought, consequently may not be fully
acquainted with the law and the facts
in the case. Before DR.. Higbee's lee
ture Monday evening Dec 81, 1888,
l publicly stated that the evening en-.
tertainments were not required by law
as part of the Institute, that they
were gotten up by myself for the en-
tertainment and profit of the teachers
and the public that l was personally
responsible for all of the expenses and
if there was a deficit l must pay it, but
the surplus money would use for the
benefit of the Institute.
10 many of the counties of the state
the Superlntendents keep the surplus
money, which they have legal right
to do. / know of no other Superin-
tendent who under similar circumstan-
ces uses it for the benefit of the In
stitute. There is not single town in
this county which has regular course
of lectures. 1t matters not how much
teachers may desire to attend lectures
they cannot often do so in this county.
The expenses of the teachers who al
tend the Institute, so far as board,
travelling, etc, are concerned are the
same whether they attend the evening
lectures or not. have put forth all
possible efforts to give the teachers
and the public good Institutes and
evening entertainments. The lnstitut-
es and evening entertainments of Col
umbia county now rank among the
best OF the state. An opportunity was
given the teachers TO enroll, but they
were not asked to do so. The enroll.
ment card gave them not only reserved
seats for the course of lectures for
fifty cents Zone dollar less than the
popular pric } but an opportunity to
select desirable seat three hours in
advance of the public. The officers of
the Institute have not been extrava-
gantly compensated, but they have re-
ceived all that was promised them
prior to their acceptance of the honCrs
conferred
II might not be uninteresting TO
give a short sketch of the history of
our Institutes, but as this article is al
ready lengthy, will only say that the
receipts from the evening enlertaiu-
ments of my first Institute were only
S60.75. AT that time the people of
Bloomsbury did not patronize lectures
as they now do, That winter three
of the most active attorneys in the
town of Bloomsburg gave the citizens
course of lectures. They oauvassed
the town and worked it up as never
knew any other committee to do and
yet they did not meet expenses.
bave been in correspondence with
most of the lecture bureaus. l read
carefully the circulars and testimonials
Of each, and whenever lecturer that
think will please the patrons of our
Institute, speaks at Wilkesbarre, Dan
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-01-28
New York MARksrs.

Reported BY g. 5. Palmer, Wholesale Commission
Merchant, 100 Reade ST., ~ y.
New York, Jan. "a, 1887.
Eggsselling, strictly fresh stock from 20 TO soc.
lined or preserved eggs, 2c II Is too early In the
week 70 note any change In the market on poultry
should the mild weather continue, with present
receipts, we cannot look for any Improvement In
prices. Fancy chickens, II TO lac; fowls to llc:
ducks, 10 l3c; geese,9 TO 1Oc; choice qual scarce
and selling from TO 81 90 10 81 25 per doz tame
squhb % 90 10 a 20 per doz. Live pigeons aOc per
pair wild ducks, red head 81 o. to s. 80 per pair.
Mallard, 81 80; rabbits, 30 70 ESQ per pair choice
dressed veals are scarce and selling for laSc fair
10 good, 10 10 lie; dressed pork, light IAc Inc
butter market remains unchanged and sollinp
fancy creamery from 80 TO 3ic; rolls S 10 !Oo the
market on fancy Winter apples Is drm and prices
ranging from s. 90 TO 81 90 per hhl medium grades
H 80 10 81 7o Florida oranges continue giut and
selling fancy Brights at s. 90 pei box, Golden Rus
sets, ~ 80 The supply OF potat les Continued iih
eral and selling choice Rose, burbank and Hebron.
n SO Dbl. The market very frm on dried fruits
70 l6e eyaporated raspberies lsc sun dried, i7c;
plums sci 6lackberries 10 TO iic huckleberries &c.
eyapoIated apples 70 Ia sun;dried5 TO &c; eyap,
GRATED peaches le 70 e2c; sun dried 3 70 l2c. Tfs
market shows an Improvement In the price of
white kidney beans, selling from 81 80 to t sO red
u ~ 70 8 50; marrow, 81 10; medium, 81 90 10 ii b5
hay, 70 70 Soc per cwt rye straw. 90 10 7Ic Furs.
Beaver, % 90 10 ta otter % 90 TO $40 co. fox 75o
10 81 90; marten, sl 90 TO 80 90; muskrat 4 10 isc
coon, eoc 70 81 20; skunk, Doc 10 ~ rs,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-01-28
Legislative Committees.

Senator Me,zger is on the following
committees Federal Relations, Judci-
airy Local, Banks, Retrenchment and
Reform, Congressional Apportionment.
Representative Fritz, is on the fol
lowing; Congressional Apportionment,
Bureau of Statistics, Judiciary Gener-
al, Retrenchment and Reform.
Representative Fox is on the follow.
ing: Agriculture, Centennial Affairs,
Judiciary Local.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-01-28

Superintendent Grimes reply to a
writer in the Sentinel of last week who
insinuates that the surplus funds re-
ceived at the county institutes has
l,een appropriated by Mr.. Grimes TO
his own use, seems to be clear and sat
isfactory, and ought to put stop to
the annual repetition of this charge.
He has thus far publicly accounted for
all money in his hands.